| The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 1999 Hae Won Choi |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Accounting moves don't diminish Korea Telecom's appeal; company says the right things as investors now are eager to pour cast into the country. | Business, international | Jon E. Hilsenrath, Hae Won Choi |
| Brokers handle Daewoo dip: analysts expect solid profits despite setback.(Daewoo Group) | Business, international | Hae Won Choi |
| Daewoo still stokes fear.(Daewoo Group's financial woes affect South Korea's stock market) | Business, international | Hae Won Choi |
| Eager investors still can join South Korea's stock rally; pay attention to liquid shares, especially those of blue-chip companies, analysts say. | Business, international | Hae Won Choi |
| Korean mutual funds shine.(investment trusts with holdings in the Daewoo Group abandoned by investors) | Business, international | Hae Won Choi |
| LG Semicon sale is expected to help out LG Electronics; Korean consumer-electronics maker may use cash from deal to improve its finances. | Business, international | Hae Won Choi |
| Outlook good for beer sector.(South Korea's beer industry) | Business, international | Hae Won Choi |
| SK Telecom grabs attention; rise in foreign ownership may help firm. | Business, international | Hae Won Choi |
| South Korean firms bend; minority holders win management changes. | Business, international | Hae Won Choi |
| South Koreans go north and find mountain hiking, fines, detention.(the first South Korean tour to North Korea) | Business, international | Hae Won Choi |
| Surging Kosdaq could have even more room to advance.(Korea Securities Dealers Automated Quotation) | Business, international | Hae Won Choi |
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